Kathmandu is profoundly underrated. The city may look rustic, weathered, dusty, and a bit far from the archetype of modern urbanism, but at its core lies an eclectic culture that is traditional, time-honored, and unapologetically cosmopolitan. At the same time, it reveals a sense of novelty that felt refreshing—smoother roads, cleaner neighborhoods, and a steady undercurrent of rebuilding … Continue reading Kathmandu Effect